Teaching science is a way of teaching how to look at the world and reflect on it, from an open, investigative, critical attitude and permanent reflection on one's own practices. Biology is the science that studies life, on the other hand, Chemistry studies the structure, composition and properties of matter. The educational role of Biology wants, on the one hand, to expand and deepen knowledge about the basic mechanisms that govern the living world, for which students must have knowledge of the morphological and physiological structure and functioning of the various levels of organization. On the other hand, it is about promoting a research attitude based on the analysis and practice of the techniques and procedures that have allowed progress in these scientific fields. And, finally, it is about assessing the social or personal, ethical or economic implications of new discoveries in biology and knowing their main applications. Therefore, you will learn to understand the nature of Biology and its limitations, as well as its complex interactions with technology and society, valuing the need to work to achieve an improvement in current living conditions. This course offers academic support for all educational levels.